The township council voted to amend the zoning ordinance and backyard chickens are now permitted. We will monitor the implementation of the new permitting process to ensure the transition remains smooth for residents.
I have submitted a formal request for a meeting with the Township Planning Commission to present our proposal for backyard chicken ordinances. We are currently drafting a policy memo that outlines how other municipalities successfully manage these regulations.
Reached 100 supporters
March 30, 2020
90 Comments
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Christopher McGuigan
6 years ago
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Chickens can be raised reasonable, cleanly, and responsibly. I worked with Pittsburgh zoning and City council on code that allowed people in the city to raise chickens. A simple 'by-right' code, similar to traditional pets is one of the easier ways of handling chicken code in a municipality. I would be happy to talk to anyone at Hampton on how to draft such code.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Personally don't want chickens, but see no reason to restrict others from having 10 chickens if they want them.
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Elisa Gross
6 years ago
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I love the idea of allowing backyard chickens if done in a thoughtful way. For example, ensure that your chickens remain on your own property and possibly restrict roosters.
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Damion Shelton
6 years ago
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7 year resident of Hampton - would be great to see Hampton's policies aligned with neighboring communities. Res A and B already allow horses, so a responsible rollout of a small animal policy should hopefully be noncontroversial.
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Jenn Beatty
6 years ago
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We had to get rid of our chickens due to nosy neighbors. The current rule is "If nobody calls about them, they don't care. Once they call, they have to respond to it"
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Marnie Hudale
6 years ago
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If there are families in Hampton who would like to raise chickens as a healthy food source, as an educational tool for children or just for their own pleasure they should be allowed.. Townships around Hampton allow the residence the pleasure of raising chickens. If they so choose Hampton residence should also have this choice
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Anthony m Ippolito
6 years ago
Chickens if done responsibility have numerous benefits and responsibilities.
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The township council voted to amend the zoning ordinance and backyard chickens are now permitted. We will monitor the implementation of the new permitting process to ensure the transition remains smooth for residents.
I have submitted a formal request for a meeting with the Township Planning Commission to present our proposal for backyard chicken ordinances. We are currently drafting a policy memo that outlines how other municipalities successfully manage these regulations.
Reached 100 supporters
March 30, 2020
90 Comments
C
Christopher McGuigan
6 years ago
Featured
Chickens can be raised reasonable, cleanly, and responsibly. I worked with Pittsburgh zoning and City council on code that allowed people in the city to raise chickens. A simple 'by-right' code, similar to traditional pets is one of the easier ways of handling chicken code in a municipality. I would be happy to talk to anyone at Hampton on how to draft such code.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
Personally don't want chickens, but see no reason to restrict others from having 10 chickens if they want them.
E
Elisa Gross
6 years ago
Featured
I love the idea of allowing backyard chickens if done in a thoughtful way. For example, ensure that your chickens remain on your own property and possibly restrict roosters.
D
Damion Shelton
6 years ago
Featured
7 year resident of Hampton - would be great to see Hampton's policies aligned with neighboring communities. Res A and B already allow horses, so a responsible rollout of a small animal policy should hopefully be noncontroversial.
J
Jenn Beatty
6 years ago
Featured
We had to get rid of our chickens due to nosy neighbors. The current rule is "If nobody calls about them, they don't care. Once they call, they have to respond to it"
M
Marnie Hudale
6 years ago
Featured
If there are families in Hampton who would like to raise chickens as a healthy food source, as an educational tool for children or just for their own pleasure they should be allowed.. Townships around Hampton allow the residence the pleasure of raising chickens. If they so choose Hampton residence should also have this choice
A
Anthony m Ippolito
6 years ago
Chickens if done responsibility have numerous benefits and responsibilities.
Chickens can be raised reasonable, cleanly, and responsibly. I worked with Pittsburgh zoning and City council on code that allowed people in the city to raise chickens. A simple 'by-right' code, similar to traditional pets is one of the easier ways of handling chicken code in a municipality. I would be happy to talk to anyone at Hampton on how to draft such code.